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Mind explaining why you think she's a conspiracy theory nutter? Not asking in a bad way, I've just never heard that about her before

This article seems to say that this AWD is linked to the SA accident of earlier this week, which isn't linked at all. This article is weirdly written and clearly not made by someone who knows things about planes...

Something that people should keep in mind is that the fees were lower for those "out-of-province" students in Québec than in their own province.

This fee raise basically brings it on par with what they would pay in their on province. One of the reasoning behind this law is that Québec shouldn't be subsidizing other provinces way too expensive university system.

If you are living in Québec, university fees are quite cheap, and this doesn't change.

The French vs English aspect is widely talked about, but not a whole lot is mentioned about the actual price hike.

That's sounds like the "Justin-flation" from Pierre Poilievre from the Conservatives in Canada...

America (including Canada) is getting in a dumb conservative hell...

Ubuntu Mate all the way here. Very pleasant and smooth experience. Not the flashiest but the thing works and it works well!

Ah yes, those damn teachers (and nurses if you live in a place with public health care) that sold their souls for money... /s

To add more info then the other comments, this error message seems to indicate that the name of the file is too long or contains invalid characters. In your case, that might be the ".pages.pdf" (the double dots) I would personally try to write only ".pdf".

After a bit of googling, it seems that another reason might be that Apple be Apple. In other words, there seems to be a long, unresolved bug with the smb client in the native apps that bugs out when the smb server is on Linux (and sometimes even if it's on Windows...). One of the solutions mentioned was to use another file manager app.

Now, I do get that, sometimes, error messages are very useless (looking at you "An error occurred"...), but this one is actually pretty self explanatory... A bit of googling before just posting about your problem. And another thing that's generally appreciated is to write what you tried to do to solve the problem. And btw, this doesn't seem to be a Linux problem, more of an Apple one, so you should post it on that Community instead of c/Linux.